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"front desk lady was rude"

"The location with the views of the ocean are amazing along with the pool and hot tub. You have a 1 hour window to check in and if you miss it you have to be there at 8am the next morning. If you want an early start you need to wait until 8."

"Definitely off the beaten track- secluded, tranquil and serene. David and Wendy very nice, responded quickly. Close to black sand beach. "

"The property was at the end of a long, bumpy road which felt a little less convenient but still in a good area with easy access to town. We were a little confused about where the door to the Vrbo was but figured it out pretty easily. The Vrbo had plenty of space and luxuries to accommodate guests. We really liked the reclining couch in the living room and how private our stay felt despite the owner living in the main house. The only thing of note is probably the ants, we had our suitcases open on top of a dresser and by the last day there were more than a few ants inside them even though there was no food left out. Overall, a solid Vrbo to explore the Southern part of the island! "

"Mahalo for sharing your beautiful home with us. It was a nice and quiet weekend spent with Ohana. We definitely look forward to staying again."

"A Beautiful home with amazing Hawaiian furniture and well stocked kitchen. Fruit trees that had mandarins, limes and grapefruits on them. Flowers and the golf course a few steps away. We loved taking the kids when no one was on the course and playing with balls and just running around. The swimming pool was small enough for 2 and 4 year olds and was nice to cool down in. The only negatives were that we had to police the kids so much due to the beautiful lamps and furniture and the mosaic table in the pool which was right by the stairs where the kids went in. There was a warning not to use it and a fine of 2500 if broken, which I would then say no young kids to who you rent to. The address on Vrbo should state lane not street as the same named street crosses the lane. We did have a great time, but we grandparents were worried often."